Eleanor

A birthday gift for a friend.

Spiller

Just a quick portrait.

Tinsel

After finishing some commission pieces I decided to paint Mia again.

A bit early for festivities but she gives me plenty to look forward to as the nights get darker and the days get shorter again.

Yadria, Asmodeus' Chosen

Painted back in 2016 for a client.

Tadd

A piece from 2015, part of a series of very successful dog portraits.

One of the few pieces I still look back on and appreciate. Something about his face still fills my heart with joy. I am glad it had the same effect on so many others.

Brice

A piece from 2016, one of a series of dog portraits.

Soldier

For a client back in 2015

Dancing in the Dark

The main piece from my display at: Light, Art, Action! which took place at the Gibbered Gallery during 19th Feb - 27th March 2015.

Foxy

A Portrait

x My Angel x

Yelana Laquan

Avatar of the Raven Queen

Knight Commander of the Templar Order

Undead High Priestess

A Festive Face

Back in November I silently started painting again. After almost 2 years of hiatus, I have spent time getting back into the hobby.

Today I finally finished the painting of my number one fan, partner and heroine Marisa. Her encouragement and love for life inspire me every day to better myself, but also actually take the time to relax and have fun (Something I seldom did for many years).

2018 will be a year of prolific creativity, I can't wait.

Abstract en Vert

Something a little different.

Lord Commissar Harris the Renegade

Contrary to the origins of most Commissars, Lord Commissar Harris fought her way up the ranks. After two decades spent usurping those in positions above her and annihilating those in her way, she decided to carve her own path. 

Surrounded by mutants, renegades, xenos and heretics she lends her military prowess to the highest bidder.

Lorelai Gajdošova

My first proper painting in three years. The whole thing took around 12 hours to paint and I think I managed to encompass the personality of my subject.

A serious, yet fun-loving woman Lorelai is very much the reason amongst the chaos that often surrounds her.

For her eyes, lips and nose I used a 0.1mm brush to make the detail look even more realistic.

This causes the eyes of the viewer to focus on the face and the rest of the picture acts as a backdrop to it. 

The other details such as the flowers on the dress were painted with a 0.3mm-0.6mm brush. while the background, hair and torso were all painted with a 0.6mm-2mm, creating a far messier and more impressionistic look.